Presenting a project in English
Everyday English for presenting a project. Key line: “Hey, can I walk you through our project idea?”
Full script
Key phrases
The lines worth keeping. Read them once before you go out.
used to present something clearly
Common in spoken English to explain things
listener says yes, continue
Use when someone agrees you can begin
asks what problem it solves
Natural way to ask a product's value
asks how it is different
Useful for comparing features
Quick answers
Explain: what to say in English
Say “walk you through” — used to present something clearly. Common in spoken English to explain things.
Start: what to say in English
Say “go ahead” — listener says yes, continue. Use when someone agrees you can begin.
Key Q: what to say in English
Say “What's the main problem it solves?” — asks what problem it solves. Natural way to ask a product's value.
Compare: what to say in English
Say “How is it different from...?” — asks how it is different. Useful for comparing features.